Examples of 'imperil' in a sentence
Meaning of "imperil"
imperil (verb) - to put something or someone in danger or at risk of harm. It is often used in contexts where a threat or hazard jeopardizes the safety or well-being of a person, place, or situation
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- To put into peril; to place in danger.
- To risk or hazard.
How to use "imperil" in a sentence
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To do otherwise is to imperil all fundamental human rights.
We imperil our health when we fail to do so.
It is impossible to keep anyone from imperil by violence.
Falls could imperil several individuals at once.
These shocks and stresses can imperil a city.
These could imperil our very way of life.
Only because it would imperil you.
You imperil your eternal soul.
The device could imperil sea life.
They imperil the entire economy.
I do not want to imperil the man.
This could imperil the recovery necessary for stability.
The slightest work stoppage could imperil all of us.
It threatens to imperil the future of many young people.
To do less is to diminish our democracy and imperil our future.
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It will imperil our chance.
Others strongly urged caution so as not to imperil the entire exercise.
This could imperil economic development in the long run.
Against all who imperil us and.
Do not imperil yourself for a stranger whom perhaps you dislike.
Must immediately imperil our site.
These developments imperil reconciliation in the region and the progress achieved to date.
Sin is so serious that it can imperil our very life.
This may imperil the safety of astronauts and the success of the mission.
But we must not now imperil the kingdom.
These imperil marine life bydepleting the water of oxygen and occasionally by releasing toxicsubstances.
I shall not imperil my life.
They do not enhance international security and can only imperil world peace.
A single test would imperil the balance created by the treaty.
Sometimes death of such a partner creates situations that imperil the business.
Any abolition of posts will imperil the development of this plan.
Staggering asymmetries between the two sides could seriously imperil the talks.
Tenside contains water can imperil flora and fauna of watersystems.
I would therefore tend to reject any amendments that would imperil that balance.
Together they now imperil our species and many others.
Governments are reluctant to transfer prerogatives that might imperil their own social model.
They did not want to imperil their foreign trade and investments through wars.
Domestic constraints to market size can imperil the virtuous circle.
This unfortunate trend could imperil whole sectors of multilateral economic cooperation for development.
The ethical and juridical consequences would imperil the future of humanity.
Its debt levels do not imperil its balance sheet and it is growing EPS strongly.
I wrote about disasters that were big enough to imperil the nature of society.
Brexit could even imperil the peace process in Northern Ireland.
Israeli policy and practices in that respect continued to imperil international peace and security.
They do not imperil anybody 's immortal soul.
Wartime smuggling also demonstrated that laxity in one jurisdiction could easily imperil efficacy elsewhere.
In a way that they could imperil their comfort and pleasure.
Researchers fear that harvesting for medicine and the pet trade could imperil this species.
Shortfalls in financial resources continue to imperil the implementation of many humanitarian programmes.
The Commission therefore refrained from any publication in order not to imperil this possibility.
